Todays Finds

[buckmild1]

Went to a local soccer field with battlecat today and found some clad. Also found a little copper trinket and a few other pieces of debris. Had a good time. and will partner up again in the future. He beat me by double in the clad department. HH

 

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[kenb]

Good digs guys, the grounds frozen a couple inchs down in the north east so digging for now is out, keep it up your keeping us from withdrawls

 

[True_Metal]

Good job! 8) Great to hear you guys had fun 8)

 

[BRINK]

TOO BAD THAT 65 , was'nt a 64 . Keep'em coming !
WTG Still FROZE'in in Illinois..... BRINK

 

[Carl in CO]

A couple of those pennies are really eaten away. I've never pulled any of the ground here that look anything like that in this dessert where I live. What causes that?

 

[battlecat]

Carl we think they were ran over by the lawnmowers on the soccer fields.
Jimmy

 

[diggummup]

Way to go guys!I'm glad to hear that battlecat found a hunting partner in his immediate area.Keep 'um coming!Good luck and H.H.

 

[giterdone]

A couple of those pennies are really eaten away.? I've never pulled any of the ground here that look anything like that in this dessert where I live.? What causes that?

Those pennies are victims of chemical fertilizer used on the playing field. My football field pennies are exactly like that. Giterdone

 

[buckmild1]

After a closer look I think gitterdone hit the nail on the head. The edges are crumbling, no real slice marks and the field is constantly being fertilized and watered. also just the pennies seem to be affected. Thanks.HH

 

[MDnoob]

new pennies just fall apart once they are in the ground. I have found quite a few like that in several different places. Something about their composiiton....